Ebony Exotic Umbrella - Black

• Handle: Crafted from Diospyros Crassiflora, sustainably and ethically sourced.
  - Known for its jet-black colour with lighter streaks and smooth, fine texture.
  - Harvested from trees aged 70–100 years in tropical Africa.
  - Medium wood density with exceptional durability.
• Canopy: Made from 100% silk, designed with a ten-panel construction for both visual elegance and increased durability.
• Frame: Reinforced steel shaft and ribs for added strength and longevity.
• Features: Polished gold collar and custom ferrule.

After use in the rain, fully open the umbrella to allow the silk canopy to dry naturally.

Shake gently to remove excess water; do not roll or close it while wet.

Wipe the ebony wood handle with a soft, dry cloth to maintain its polished finish. Avoid water or harsh chemicals.

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat sources, to preserve the silk and wood.

• Umbrella Size: 27" / 68.6cm 
• Walking Length: 38" / 96.5cm 
• Canopy: 42.5" / 107.9cm 
• Weight: 0.8kg

We ship worldwide.

We calculate delivery costs based on the weight of each product and country to which the item is to be posted.

If the product is in stock delivery time from date of dispatch is dependent on location; typically 2-4 working days for UK orders and 3-5 working days for overseas orders (depending on customs clearance and location).

Unless otherwise agreed, for sales made and delivered to customers outside the United Kingdom, the price is invoiced exclusive of tax and VAT, customs duties and any other taxes applicable to the products in the country of delivery will be payable by the customer and may be claimed on delivery. The Company is not legally liable for VAT, customs duties or any other tax on these imports and cannot therefore be held responsible for the payment of these sums where applicable.

If you would like to enquire about the current expected lead time for your order, please email enquiries@swaine.group.

Ebony wood (Diospyros Crassiflora), often referred to as "black gold," is one of the rarest and most prized hardwoods in the world.